
Transform your Yamaha Rhino in 60 Seconds with the Yamaha Rhino Modular PathPro RCS cab enclosure; Curtis Industries engineers have designed a new, revolutionary, modular cab system for the YAMAHA Rhino that allows rapid convertibility from a fully enclosed cab to an open-air ride in seconds. The Curtis Rapid Convertible System (RCS) allows the user to choose one or all components, giving you flexibility as the seasons change. With our Rapid Convertible System, initial mounting brackets are installed in less than 2 hours. Once installed, the entire cab and its components can be removed or reattached in about 60 seconds! Polycarbonate windows are lightweight & durable. Windshield has an additional Quantum Coating for added durability and allows use of optional windshield wiper.
Decades of experience and innovation has made Curtis Industries the leader in aftermarket vehicle enclosures. Polaris Ranger 400/EV PathPro SS cab enclosures offer excellent fit-and-finish, superb styling and overall reliable functionality which are second to none. Steel frame doors with locking handles, zipper windows and velcro storage. Strong, polycarbonate windshield with hard coating for use with wiper kit. Easily removable bulb rubber on full perimeter of cab. Low profile, durable textured black steel roor with acoustica liner 30oz. clear, double-polished vinyl soft rear panel. Zipper rear window panel with easy velcro storage.
The Gator XUV PathPro SS Cab by Curtis Industries is an innovative cab system that easily mounts to the factory installed Operator Protection System (OPS). Manufactured from 40 oz. heavy-duty, high quality vinyl for improved cold weather performance. Lightweight design that is easy to install and offers unique functionality in varying weather conditions. Polycarbonate windshield with a Quantum hard coating which allows for windshield wiper use. Thermoformed TPO roof resists breaking and cracking. Doors have lift off pin hinges for easy removal and installation. Less than 2 hours to install entire cab system.



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